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Four-component mixtures distillation regions

Let s examine the analysis of structure of reversible distillation trajectory bundles at the concrete example of four-component mixture acetone(l)-benzene(2)-chloroform(3)-toluene(4). At the beginning, the segments of the components order Regff at the edges of the concentration tetrahedron are defined by means of scanning and calculation of the values Ki (Fig. 4.13a). The corresponding regions of components order Reg in the tetrahedron are shown in Fig. 4.13b and in its faces - in Fig. 4.14. The whole face 1-2-3, where the component 4 that is absent... [Pg.93]

Nitromethane shows the simplest residue curve map with one unstable curved separatrix dividing the triangle in two basic distillation regions. Methanol and acetonitrile give rise two binary azeotropic mixtures and three distillation regions that are bounded by two unstable curved separatrices. Water shows the most complicated residue curve maps, due to the presence of a ternary azeotrope and a miscibility gap with both the n-hexane and the ethyl acetate component. In all four cases, the heteroazeotrope (binary or ternary) has the lowest boiling temperature of the system. As it can be seen in Table 3, all entrainers except water provide the n-hexane-rich phase Zw as distillate product with a purity better than 0.91. Water is not a desirable entrainer because of the existence of ternary azeotrope whose n-hexane-rich phase has a water purity much lower (0.70). Considering in Table 3 the split... [Pg.133]

Figure 3.10 shows typical RCM for nonideal mixtures involving azeotropes. For the mixture ace tone/heptane /benzene (plot a) there is only one distillation field. The problem seems similar to a zeotropic system, except for the fact that the minimum boiler is a binary azeotrope and not a pure component. With the mixture acetone/chloroform/toluene (plot b) there is one distillation boundary linking the high-boiler with the low-boiler azeotrope. Consequently, there are two distillation regions. Similar behavior shows the plot c, with two azeotropes. The mixture acetone/chloroform/methanol (plotd) has four azeotropes (3 binaries and 1 ternary) displaying a behavior with four distillation regions. [Pg.87]


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